Luuk de Jong and Memphis Depay inspired the Netherlands' thrilling fightback as they scored three times in the last 10 minutes to seal a dramatic 3-1 win over Northern Ireland in Thursday's Euro 2020 qualifier.
Ronald Koeman's side were in danger of a shock defeat when Josh Magennis put the visitors ahead at De Kuip.
But the Feyenoord Stadium has been a fortress for the Netherlands and they have now won their last 17 games at the venue.
Memphis Depay sparked the dramatic finale with his 80th minute equaliser and De Jong bagged the crucial second in stoppage-time.
There was still time for Depay to strike again to complete the remarkable comeback.
The Netherlands sit top of Group C in the race to qualify for next year's European Championships.
They are ahead of second placed Germany and third placed Northern Ireland, with all three teams having 12 points.
Significantly, the Netherlands and Germany have played one game less than Northern Ireland.
Koeman's men will visit Windsor Park to face Northern Ireland again in November.
Koeman had warned his players to be wary of Northern Ireland's "fighting machines".
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